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This is The People's Countryside Environmental Debate podcast. Listeners send us questions we haven't seen before. Instead of consulting experts, we simply apply curiosity, questionable confidence, and the reckless belief that difficult conversations are worth having.

Saoirse, from Drogheda, Republic of Ireland asks - "Who’d want to be a police man or woman? One minute ...


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Listeners send us questions sight unseen. Like Freddie Mercury handed a mystery lyric sheet seconds before Live Aid, we somehow have to make it work, then steer it towards the environment.

Saoirse, from Drogheda, Republic of Ireland sent in todays first listener question - "Over the last few days, violent protests have occurred in Belfast. Some say whipped up by far rig...


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The UK’s repeated heatwaves are often talked about without much acknowledgement of the wider context of global warming. Even mentioning global warming in weather forecasts can cause some people to switch off, seeing it as unnecessary interference or “nanny state” messaging.

Lifestyle also plays a big part in environmental behaviour, and our everyday habits can hold us b...


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One of the biggest challenges facing 16 to 26 year olds today is navigating an aspirational culture shaped by endless scrolling on YouTube and TikTok, where fame and financial abundance can look easily attainable. Environmentalism can also slip into an “us and them” mindset, especially when business people end up being seen as the enemy.

These are two of the themes your...


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